Question: What is the best treatment to remove / fade brown spots and freckles on the skin?

 lirio more than 1 year ago

Try microdermabrasion, or laser treatment, this the best treatment to help you.

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 HannahAshworth more than 1 year ago

Hi Lomi-lomi

I understand that this might be causing you some distress. I would recommend visiting your local aesthetic clinic, and making an appointment to see a Registered Nurse who is experienced in this field. Any clinic worth their weight in salt would provide a free of charge consultation, where they could assess your skin in person - maybe using a skin scanner - and make a personalised recommendation from there.

Alternativly, you could visit your GP and ask for a dermatology referal - however this tends to be rather time consuming and treatment on the NHS is extreemly limited.

I hope this is helpful and that you find the solution you are looking for soon.

Sources: http://www.swindonlaserclinic.co.uk

 traceybell more than 1 year ago

Hello there - the best treatment for this type of complaint is IPL (Intense Pulsed Light). This will clear the skin of imperfections such as redness, sun damage and dark pigmentation spots. Make sure you visit a reputable clinic with Care Quality Commission accreditation. See our link for more information

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 Laurie-Ardeman more than 1 year ago

Dear Lomi

I would recommend Environ skincare. This range specialises in fading brown spots and freckles. I would suggest that you visit their website and then look for an ENVIRON salon in your area. The website is: http://www.environ.co.za also the UK head office telephone number is 020 8450 2020. Hope this helps!

Laurie Ardeman
SKIN DEEP BEAUTY CLINIC

 JennyONeill more than 1 year ago

Definitey the way to go for this is IPL facial rejuvenation Please look at our website http://www.suffolkmedicalclinic.co.uk which will give you lots of information and also before and after pictures.

Sources: http://www.suffolkmedicalclinic.co.uk/rejuvenation.htm

 fantasia more than 1 year ago

is it possible to send send a picture of the condition just so I can see how bad the condition is. so i would be able to advise you in more detail.
Fantaisia@hotmail.co.uk
i would recommend microdermabraison,.

many thanks
Fantaisia

 bodysilk more than 1 year ago

Be careful with the treatments which involve the skin to be exposed to heat as heat can often trigger more pigment occur. There are two very effective treatments for pigmentation: Obagi C-Rx treatment (which regulates the melanocytes' production on the melanine membrane at the bottom of your epidermis giving, therefore, your skin an even tone without pigment spots and freckles), and the other treatment is Dermaroller - which triggers the treated area to produce more collagen and to replace the damaged cells with the new ones. The first option is a prescription product and is available at Body Silk Clinic from one of our GMC registered doctors, and the other one is a treatment performed by a doctor in a treatment room. Both treatments give excellent results - you will have a clear skin within a few weeks. Pls feel free to call us 0207 283 5800 or just pop in to have a chat - we are based at Monument and Bank. More info about these tretaments is also available at our website http://www.bodysilk.co.uk

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 AllOverBeauty more than 1 year ago

There are lots of products and treatments that can benefit this condition,but the best starting point is to have a skin consultation in order to assess the condition(how bad,for how long,any medications or conditions that may be increasing your skin's reaction to the sun exposure)in order you get the right treatment and outcome for you.These consultations should be offered free.

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 FacesbyRobin-LE more than 1 year ago

I would suggest chemical peels, products containing retinols, alpha and beta hydroxys and especially products containing hydroquinone.

 dana4hair more than 1 year ago

We have a fade- treatment called Knockout,in our P-Complex skincare line created by our owner Gigi Ashbeck.

 sue54 more than 1 year ago

Hi. You really need to use ENVIRON products. with the active ingredients they will reduce the pigmentation in your skin. You also need to wear a organic sunscreen, using high factor sunscreens can add to your pigmentation, as the chemicals( in the sun screen) react with the sun rays. RAD, ENVIRON'S sun screen needs to be used every day, on top of your moisturiser.this will help prevent future pigmentation problems.My salon BOWS BEAUTY is in Middlesex, but if you telephone 02084502020, ENVIRON will advice you to a salon near you. Good luck.
Sue Cole

 pinkgirl455 more than 1 year ago

laser treatment take away the spots like that but leave no scars

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